Sentence examples for tough reliability from inspiring English sources

Besides offering efficient, high-torque drives that meet tough reliability standards for the heaviest loads or harshest environment, the company prides itself on engineering custom modifications for specific customer applications and on its extensive support and distribution network.

This paper describes the development of tough, high reliability sintered carbon materials by the incorporation of graphite flakes into a sintered mesophase-based carbon matrix, a kind of carbon carbon composite.

Some blame the engine's tough-as-nails reliability for its downfall.

Toyota reliability remains tough to top, and BMW continues to set the standard for styling and engineering excellence.

The feature set is light, with an average 4x zoom and only standard-def video, but the performance, image quality, and reliability are tough to beat at the price.

The operator has been set "tough" targets for punctuality and reliability on Cross Country services, which run from Aberdeen to Penzance, Bournemouth to Manchester and Stansted to Birmingham, among other routes.

"This analysis shows that any plan is going to require time to implement and tough decisions about the economic, reliability and environmental trade-offs that would be necessary to do it".

But McAlary was inflexible as more facts emerged, and his editors were clearly negligent in not asking him tough questions about his sources, their reliability and their motives.

It is likely to be very tough to improve upon our current reliability.

One problem ― it's tough to gauge the survey's reliability.

This experimental evidence, together with the fact that these hardmetals exhibit steeper rising R-curves than tougher coarse-grained ones, leads to lower reliability for the former.